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Hello Everyone,
I wanted to see if anyone has tried uClinux on Nios II e-core.? I'm trying to run uClinux 2.6.30 on Nios II e-core. In the make menuconfig, I have turned off Hardware Multiplier option (since e-core doesn't have one). But after I download the image and try to run it, it gets stuck at "Uncompressing Linux... Ok, booting the kernel." Btw I'm able to run uClinux 2.6.30 on Nios II f-core. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, TedyLink Copied
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hello ,i am trying to transplant the uclinux to my cyclone IV , i found a detail description about uClinux on Altera Wiki page, but i encountered several problems as follows:
1>my environment is ubuntu 12.04 - 64bit ,i cannot success to configure my toolchain (prebuild toolchain nios2gcc-20080203.tar.bz2 )PATH right:i add this line in ~/.profile:PATH=/opt/nios2/bin:$PATH;export . but nios2-linux-uclibc-gcc -v failed; then i chose to use ubuntu 11.04 32-bit ,it works; so, what is your linux version ? 2>I cannot download http://sopc.et.ntust.edu.tw/pub/linux/nios2-linux-20100621.tar ,it seems the link is out of work; so i use ftp://ftp.altera.com/outgoing/nios2-linux/20120802/ instead ; but when i come into uclinux-dist:# make menuconfig ,it failed;said that : Are you do your job as the same as Wiki page do ?? now ,i cannot make any progress ,- Mark as New
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Is it uClinux without MMU? This is because Nios II e does not support MMU.
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--- Quote Start --- Is it uClinux without MMU? This is because Nios II e does not support MMU. --- Quote End --- hey, mikedsouze ,where can i down load the nios2-linux-20120621.tar ? the link in Wiki is invalid;
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--- Quote Start --- Is it uClinux without MMU? This is because Nios II e does not support MMU. --- Quote End --- Hey Mike. It is uClinux without MMU. Tedy
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i come across it too,if you are using nios2nommu , which reset_address are you choose in sopc->cpu??? maybe you should choose flash controller .
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Reference: http://www.alterawiki.com/wiki/uclinux
e core has no hardware multiplier, so it needs a hack (under hardware requirements section). But I am not sure what "hack" is it referring to.- Mark as New
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--- Quote Start --- Reference: http://www.alterawiki.com/wiki/uclinux e core has no hardware multiplier, so it needs a hack (under hardware requirements section). But I am not sure what "hack" is it referring to. --- Quote End --- Hey Mike, Hardware multiplier is not the problem. I have run s-core without hw_mul and it works fine. The issue is with icache. Need to tell the kernel there is no icache. Tedy
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--- Quote Start --- Reference: http://www.alterawiki.com/wiki/uclinux e core has no hardware multiplier, so it needs a hack (under hardware requirements section). But I am not sure what "hack" is it referring to. --- Quote End --- Hey Mike, I have tested uClinux on Nios II s-core without hw multiplier & its working. So I don't think hw multiplier is the issue. I think it has to do with icache. Tedy

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